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Physical security:

• AI surveillance systems: Security cameras using machine learning algorithms to detect anomalies, recognize faces and objects, and send real-time alerts.
• Smart locks: Access systems combining biometrics (fingerprints, facial recognition, hand veins) with digital keys, offering enhanced security and customization.
• Autonomous vehicles with advanced security features: Cars using sensors and software to avoid collisions, adapt to traffic conditions, and make decisions instantly.
• Fire and burglary-resistant building materials: New materials providing enhanced protection against fire, intrusion, and impacts.

Cybersecurity:

• Behavior-based intrusion detection systems: Software analyzing user and device behavior to identify suspicious activities and prevent cyberattacks.
• Homomorphic encryption: A technique allowing calculations on encrypted data without decrypting it, improving cloud data security.
• Blockchain for authentication and product tracking: Technology that creates immutable, transparent supply chain records, reducing the risk of counterfeiting and fraud.
• Voice biometrics for authentication: Systems recognizing a user’s voice to verify their identity, offering an alternative to traditional passwords.

Workplace safety:

• Smart personal protective equipment: Helmets, gloves, and other gear incorporating sensors to monitor working conditions and alert users to potential dangers.
• Exoskeletons for injury prevention: Devices enhancing workers' strength and endurance, reducing the risk of musculoskeletal injuries.
• Virtual reality for safety training: Immersive simulations allowing workers to practice safety procedures in a secure and controlled environment.

Information security:

• Multi-factor authentication: Authentication methods combining several factors (something known, something possessed, something inherent) to improve online account security.
• Identity and Access Management (IAM): Solutions centralizing user identity management and controlling access to computing resources.
• End-to-end encryption: Communication systems encrypting messages so only the sender and recipient can read them, protecting information from interception.